Scanned skills

larksuite/cli lark-calendar

Checked the catalogued skill at lark-calendar.

SkillTrust corpus scan 19 September 2026 v0.10.0 via skillsh Verify on GitHub
A AI-triaged 0
A Security

A set by no findings on this axis

A Permissions

A set by no findings on this axis

A Transparency

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0 findings

No issues flagged by the static checks in the scanned files.

11 suppressed by AI triage
permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

References to '../' files are documentation links in the manifest, not used for runtime file access.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

The '../' path appears only in a documentation reference, not as executable code.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

This is a reference link in the markdown, not a path traversal that affects runtime.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

The '../' link is a documentation reference, not a dangerous path.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

Only a doc link; no file access occurs at runtime.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

The path is part of a documentation reference, not used for file operations.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
SKILL.md

The referenced path is a documentation link, posing no path traversal threat.

permission_hygienecritical SD-006 benign_example
references/lark-calendar-join-event.md

The token shown is an example placeholder, not an actual secret.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
references/lark-calendar-meeting-relation.md

Relative path used in documentation, not a path traversal attack.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
references/lark-calendar-meeting-relation.md

Relative path in documentation, not a path traversal attack.

securityhigh SD-007 benign_example
references/lark-calendar-meeting.md

The file contains documentation of a CLI command that would perform an outbound network call, but the command itself is not executed in this context and is harmless documentation.